About my boss He knows how to respect and behave with people, (especially with women). In my opinion it’s very important
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Hi Gireesh,
Good topic for discussion.
To tell about my previous boss:
1. He has been a good-humored person and has a pretty good knowledge of the subject and the practical execution of the same.
2. He used to encourage me to take up new assignments so that I would not get bored with the repetitive tasks.
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Bhanu
From India, Hyderabad
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10Good topic for discussion.
To tell about my previous boss:
1. He has been a good-humored person and has a pretty good knowledge of the subject and the practical execution of the same.
2. He used to encourage me to take up new assignments so that I would not get bored with the repetitive tasks.
Regards,
Bhanu
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi Dear,
I am working in Firstsource, Trichy. My boss "Bala" is really superb. He is kind-hearted and open-minded to criticism. He always gives a beautiful smile and advice. No one is perfect; he too has his few minus points. It's okay. Overall, he is a good boss who helps others learn from his actions.
With love,
Merly
From India, Mumbai
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I am working in Firstsource, Trichy. My boss "Bala" is really superb. He is kind-hearted and open-minded to criticism. He always gives a beautiful smile and advice. No one is perfect; he too has his few minus points. It's okay. Overall, he is a good boss who helps others learn from his actions.
With love,
Merly
From India, Mumbai
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2 things that my boss said and gained huge respect:
1. Don't wait for permission to do good for the company - whatever your designation.
2. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. I, being the CEO, make most mistakes most of the time.
My boss walks the talk... truly.
Regards,
Sandhya
From India, Mumbai
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1. Don't wait for permission to do good for the company - whatever your designation.
2. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. I, being the CEO, make most mistakes most of the time.
My boss walks the talk... truly.
Regards,
Sandhya
From India, Mumbai
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